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We've been using them for a while to do XML parsing, string manips, and stuff like that. Actually we just made one mission critical piece of logic run about 30 % faster using the fuzzy lookup task in Integration Services compared to in house VB.NET code. (Yeah, we normally use C# and are looking into F#, but this was legacy Visual Basic code.)
For people who haven't heard, you can write your Stored Procedures in any .NET language you'd like. So instead of using Transact SQL all over the place, you can use VB. Or C#. Or J#. Or PHP.NET.
Anyone out there doing this?
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